Inflation means rising prices. Currency devaluation is when people lose trust in money because of political or economic decisions. But it's an interesting point to consider overprinting of fiat debasement. I've always thought of debasement in the context of silver, gold and such matters, but I believe you are right that nowadays the method is different, but the point is the same.
When money becomes unstable, it’s hard for people to save, plan, or grow. Bitcoin offers more than just technology—it’s an idea: value based on clear rules, limited supply, and freedom from central control. It’s not perfect—it's volatile and needs some skill to use. But it's a step toward financial freedom in a world where stability is no longer guaranteed.
Yeah, you are right that Bitcoin is volatile and needs a little skill to use. But i think making or preserving wealth is not a small task. If a person is wise enough to think about preserving his savings value than he for sure is wise enough for Bitcoin and to build skills accordingly.